Girl-less Calendar?
11-24-2005, 06:58 AM
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Nudity>Modesty The calender looks amazing you guys are doing a great job, keep it up!
We were made in God's image right? So get naked and show your God off!
We were made in God's image right? So get naked and show your God off!
11-24-2005, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by TexasWS6
I am married, have a little boy, and am a Christian. Since this is a Christian home, I want to keep our home 'clean' and free of such items. The cars are hot enough as it is 
You did not ask anyone to give up their girlie calendar, just make one so the rest of us loyal LS1Tech members can enjoy as well. I understand that they feel finances don't allow it to be done, but no one should blast you just for asking.
11-24-2005, 09:30 AM
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Being a Christian myself (as all of the moderators know, and most probably don't like 
) I'm going to have to agree and disagree with a lot of the things said. First there is a difference between going to the beach and seeing things and supporting those things you see. You don't go to the beach and tell your little kid whoa look at that girl over there ain't she hot, if you weren't wanting him to see her. I think there should be two calenders but that's not possible now and maybe not ever. Too much money, too much time, so Brian and Tiffany have said. Brian made a good point with the fact that it's not the women it's the lust. However, I don't think a lot of people can look at these women and not lust. It's human nature. I don't think the calenders are bad. I'll support them, mostly because I'm a part of the staff here, but I won't buy one because it's not something that's going to help me. It's not setting an example for what I stand for. Just like I won't post certain things in the staff lounge. I get a lot of crap for it, but that's the price you pay for being a Christian. I appreciate everyone who respects people's views even though the disagree with them. Cyphur's a good example. We don't get along the best, mostly because of our different views probably, but it's all good. I think things are getting a little better.
) I'm going to have to agree and disagree with a lot of the things said. First there is a difference between going to the beach and seeing things and supporting those things you see. You don't go to the beach and tell your little kid whoa look at that girl over there ain't she hot, if you weren't wanting him to see her. I think there should be two calenders but that's not possible now and maybe not ever. Too much money, too much time, so Brian and Tiffany have said. Brian made a good point with the fact that it's not the women it's the lust. However, I don't think a lot of people can look at these women and not lust. It's human nature. I don't think the calenders are bad. I'll support them, mostly because I'm a part of the staff here, but I won't buy one because it's not something that's going to help me. It's not setting an example for what I stand for. Just like I won't post certain things in the staff lounge. I get a lot of crap for it, but that's the price you pay for being a Christian. I appreciate everyone who respects people's views even though the disagree with them. Cyphur's a good example. We don't get along the best, mostly because of our different views probably, but it's all good. I think things are getting a little better.
11-24-2005, 10:35 AM
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Please don't make this about religion. I am a religious person and I see nothing wrong with what we are doing. The simple fact is demand. We know that we can sell atleast 1,000 of the calendars with girls in a heartbeat. Honestly, the girls are one of the big reasons that this is so. Do you think we would be able to sell 1,000 girl-less calendars? If someone would like to guarentee this, I would be more than happy to drop the models and shoot only the cars. This would definately take a TON of stress off of me. However, I am not only a religious person, but a realist. I know what the majority wants and I give it to them. As I said before, if we had the means to do both without suffering one bit, I would do it! It just isn't possible...
On the same note... several people wanted a nude calendar. Same answer applies.
On the same note... several people wanted a nude calendar. Same answer applies.
11-24-2005, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Zangel
Please don't make this about religion. I am a religious person and I see nothing wrong with what we are doing. The simple fact is demand. We know that we can sell atleast 1,000 of the calendars with girls in a heartbeat. Honestly, the girls are one of the big reasons that this is so. Do you think we would be able to sell 1,000 girl-less calendars? If someone would like to guarentee this, I would be more than happy to drop the models and shoot only the cars. This would definately take a TON of stress off of me. However, I am not only a religious person, but a realist. I know what the majority wants and I give it to them. As I said before, if we had the means to do both without suffering one bit, I would do it! It just isn't possible...
On the same note... several people wanted a nude calendar. Same answer applies.
On the same note... several people wanted a nude calendar. Same answer applies.
But for me, I personally can not buy this calendar because of my religion. Which is as follows:
James:1:27: Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world..
But....if any time in the future a "Cars only" calendar was made, while I can't guarantee 1000 sold, I can guarantee one.
Thanks for listening.
11-24-2005, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by joking511
Just my 2 cents . But there seems to be a quit a request for a calender without girls . .
You know, for those of you that feel so strongly about this, why ask others to do FOR you , what you can do yourself?
Its why i respect the awmish (spelling) so much. They dont spend there time preaching to others about what they should do, they go out and do it. I'll bet you that same shiny quarter, that if the awmish wanted there own horse and buggy calander without woman, not only would they make it themselves, they would build the printing press, the camara, and the sets all themselves too....
11-24-2005, 12:09 PM
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There aren't many people who have spent more time in church than me. I attended a church school, went to church every day except some Saturdays, and I volunteered for church activities. I liked women then and I like women now. I like the way they look and I like the way they smell. I've always been an admirer of beautiful smart women. I married the hottest, most intelligent woman I ever met. I hope my son has the same heterosexual proclivity.
It looks tasteful to me. If there is a market for an F-body calendar with the Crucifix in the background or John the Baptist blessing the engine, or Jimmy Swaggert or Oral Roberts Junior or the Pope laying across the hood, or a Camaro SS parting the Red Sea, then make one, market it, and give the profits to your church.
Personally, I like the girls.
Now, I have to say that I have seen an inordinate number of women driving F-body cars lately. Anybody making a calendar for them yet?
It looks tasteful to me. If there is a market for an F-body calendar with the Crucifix in the background or John the Baptist blessing the engine, or Jimmy Swaggert or Oral Roberts Junior or the Pope laying across the hood, or a Camaro SS parting the Red Sea, then make one, market it, and give the profits to your church.
Personally, I like the girls.
Now, I have to say that I have seen an inordinate number of women driving F-body cars lately. Anybody making a calendar for them yet?
11-24-2005, 12:32 PM
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kenp, very well said.
folks, if religion is your thing, and that interferes with your appreciation with the art in the calendar, don't buy it. right now, the individuals who produce them don't have the resources to produce more than one version to satiate everyone's desires, so only the hottie-laden version shall be produced. for those of you who cannot appreciate that calendar, i apologize, but as its been said, go buy one from a bookstore.
folks, if religion is your thing, and that interferes with your appreciation with the art in the calendar, don't buy it. right now, the individuals who produce them don't have the resources to produce more than one version to satiate everyone's desires, so only the hottie-laden version shall be produced. for those of you who cannot appreciate that calendar, i apologize, but as its been said, go buy one from a bookstore.
11-24-2005, 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by kenp
There aren't many people who have spent more time in church than me. I attended a church school, went to church every day except some Saturdays, and I volunteered for church activities. I liked women then and I like women now. I like the way they look and I like the way they smell. I've always been an admirer of beautiful smart women. I married the hottest, most intelligent woman I ever met. I hope my son has the same heterosexual proclivity.
It looks tasteful to me. If there is a market for an F-body calendar with the Crucifix in the background or John the Baptist blessing the engine, or Jimmy Swaggert or Oral Roberts Junior or the Pope laying across the hood, or a Camaro SS parting the Red Sea, then make one, market it, and give the profits to your church.
Personally, I like the girls.
Now, I have to say that I have seen an inordinate number of women driving F-body cars lately. Anybody making a calendar for them yet?
It looks tasteful to me. If there is a market for an F-body calendar with the Crucifix in the background or John the Baptist blessing the engine, or Jimmy Swaggert or Oral Roberts Junior or the Pope laying across the hood, or a Camaro SS parting the Red Sea, then make one, market it, and give the profits to your church.
Personally, I like the girls.
Now, I have to say that I have seen an inordinate number of women driving F-body cars lately. Anybody making a calendar for them yet?
I can buy a calendar at Walmart, might even be able find some with cars on them.....but the point is, they are not LS1Tech calendars.
No one asked that the current calendar with girls not be made, not trying to change anyone here. Just asked if there was one available without the girls.
OK, you can bash away again, Christians seem to fair game.
11-24-2005, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by SmokinHot98
Ummm sorry but there a calendar? How do I get one? And from what im hearing leave the nice ladies in the callie
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/389636-ls1tech-calendars-here.html
11-24-2005, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Lady Redhawk
OK, you can bash away again, Christians seem to fair game.
11-24-2005, 07:29 PM
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I don't see anything in here that would be construed as bashing. I see people being a touch oversensitive, in my opinion. But, RevGTO stated it well -- and the question has been answered.
So with that, topic closed. Thank you to everyone, for sharing your opinions, feelings, and beliefs. I really enjoy these discussions and sharing others points of view, but we're not a religion site
So with that, topic closed. Thank you to everyone, for sharing your opinions, feelings, and beliefs. I really enjoy these discussions and sharing others points of view, but we're not a religion site
